A new and improved, four-color map pinpoints the top 200 recreational opportunities on public lands in Northern California. The map includes campgrounds, trails, state and national parks, wildlife viewing sites and sites managed by the Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, National Parks Service, California State Parks, Bureau of Reclamation, Army Corps of Engineers, US Wildlife Service and California Department of Fish & Game.
On the back of the map, an information grid highlights the amenities and services at each recreation attraction, along with phone numbers for further information. The map is available from the Shasta Cascade Wonderland Association, Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management offices throughout the north state.
A new Upstate California Adventures map gives travelers color-coded information on Butte, Colusa, Glenn and Tehama counties. It includes agricultural adventures, wildlife, nature, museums, cultural sites, breweries, wineries, vineyards, lakes, rivers, national forests, parks, historic landmarks, sightseeing, agricultural products and retail stores.
Monterey County Convention and Visitors Bureau has created a Scenes for Your Senses: Literary and Film Map. With the guide, visitors learn where to walk paths where John Steinbeck rode his boyhood pony, how to hike to one of Henry Miller's favorite coves, where to meditate on the mighty stones of Robinson Jeffers' hand-built home, and where to find film locations from Basic Instinct, Play Misty for Me, and National Velvet.
The map includes coastal and inland itineraries in the Salinas Valley, Carmel, Monterey, Pebble Beach and Big Sur. It lists places for hiking, eating, winery visits and picnics. The map can be used for driving, biking and hiking tours. It includes a calendar of seasonal film and literary events.
